Millennium Memory Care at Freehold
162 Hunt Road, Freehold, NJ 07728, Monmouth County
Millennium Memory Care at Freehold is a specialized residential dementia care home located at 162 Hunt Road in Freehold, Monmouth County. The residence is licensed for just 16 beds, creating an intimate, small-scale setting rather than a large commercial facility. It sits in a quiet neighborhood in Freehold, offering a calm and secure environment tailored specifically to seniors facing memory challenges.
The house is arranged to feel like an actual home rather than an institution. Common living spaces are built to be dementia-friendly, making navigation simple and reducing confusion for residents. With only 16 beds, the setting helps seniors stay oriented throughout their daily routine.
Daily life centers on purposeful cognitive engagement and sensory stimulation. Staff offer tailored activities to help residents stay connected, stimulated, and calm. Support groups for Alzheimer's and dementia are also available to help family members stay involved and supported throughout their caregiving journey.
Care is designed around the needs of older adults living with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and challenging behaviors. Long-tenured caregivers receive specific training to manage difficult behavioral symptoms with patience and an individualized approach. Along with long-term memory support, the community provides respite care as well as hospice and palliative care services.
Pricing
What care costs in this area.
What memory care costs in this area
$9,000 to $13,000 a month
Memory care in New Jersey usually lands in this range, which is our estimate from New Jersey placements rather than survey data. It is not this community's price. Ask us for this month's real numbers.
Care services provided
Memory care
- Individualized Alzheimer's and dementia care
- Cognitive stimulation activities
- Sensory stimulation programming
- Behavioral dementia support
- Respite care
- Hospice and palliative care
Amenities
Living spaces
- Homelike residential setting
- Dementia-friendly layout
Activities and routines
- Cognitive stimulation activities
- Sensory stimulation program
Wellness and care
- Trained dementia caregivers
- Behavioral dementia support
- Respite care services
- Hospice and palliative care support
Support and community
- Alzheimer's and dementia family support groups
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Location
162 Hunt Road, Freehold, NJ 07728
License
- License number
- D35031
- Licensed as
- Residential Dementia Care Home
- License valid to
- 03/31/2027
- Licensed capacity
- 16 residential
- Payment accepted
- Private pay
Checked against the New Jersey Department of Health record on 9/28/2026.
Ownership
Who owns this community, as listed on the state licence.
- Owner on the licence
- MILLENNIUM MEMORY CARE AT FREEHOLD LLC
Frequently asked questions
How many residents live at the Freehold home?+
The community is a licensed Residential Dementia Care Home with a total capacity of 16 beds. Its small size ensures an intimate, home-like environment with personalized attention.
What types of care are available here?+
The home focuses exclusively on memory care for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. It also provides respite stays as well as hospice and palliative care.
What kind of dementia training do staff members receive?+
Caregivers are trained specifically in memory care and behavioral dementia management. The staff has low turnover, with some team members having worked with the organization for over 10 years.
What activities are provided for memory care residents?+
Daily activities include cognitive stimulation programs and specialized sensory stimulation routines. These activities are designed to engage residents according to their individual abilities and comfort levels.
What payment options are accepted?+
According to state records, the community accepts private pay for its care and residential services. Families can contact the home directly to discuss financial arrangements.
